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My sympathies. We don't have as much overhead involved, but around integration time, it gets a lot like you're describing. We get away with a lot of common sens
by msg 18y ago
My sympathies. We don't have as much overhead involved, but around integration time, it gets a lot like you're describing. We get away with a lot of common sense at other times.
More often, our enhancements get rolled into a new contract. If they are peripheral enough, we might not even do requirements for the new contract. Just using the old change requests is as specific as it gets.
- bmj 18y agoIt's actually not as bad as it sounds. Devs produce only a small amount of documentation (including unit test reports)--it's the product manager and QC department that really have the burden of documentation. It's nice having a well-defined set of requirements, and because of the overhead of updating documentation, scope creep is kept to a minimum.